MentorMe Enterprise, Inc.™

Five Tenets of Health©

MentorMe Enterprise

About Us

Mission

Mentoring Programs

Calendar of Events

ACN Independent Rep

MsMentorMe Boutique

MrMentorMe Classic

MrMentorMe Products

MentorMe Family Daycare

MFDC - Our Policy

MFDC - Financial

MFDC - Closings

MFDC - Illnesses

MFDC - Meals

MFDC - Supplies

MFDC - Biting Policy

MFDC - Registration Forms

MFDC - Payment Options

MFDC - Calendar of Events

MentorMe Drug Testing

Workplace Drug Prevention

School Drug Prevention

Community Drug Prevention

Faithbase Drug Prevention

MentorMe DTS Website

Hair Specimen Testing

Products and Services

Five Tenets of Health

Mental Health

Financial Health

Social Health

Spiritual Health

Physical Health

Contact Us

MentorMe Affiliates

Consulting Partners

Spiritual Health
For Adult Women (ages 19-30)
pad


Every woman must be connected to a faith. It is what sustains her during difficult times. She must realize that she is uniquely made in a perfect image to fulfill a destiny specifically customized to compliment her personality and behavior. Many women enter into careers, marriage, politics or community service in order to satisfy the expectation of others, whether through obligation or legacy. But a "Woman of Distinction" will seek the source of her existence in order to find the perfect plan for her life. She realizes that she is endowed with gifts and talents that are to be shared with others and is therefore willing to encounter circumstances purposed to challenge her personal and professional beliefs. Only then will she realize the very essence of self and fulfill her purpose and calling.pad

 
For Teen Girls (ages 14-18)
pad


Involvement in crime and delinquency for teen females has increased significantly in the last two decades. The murder arrests rate alone for young girls is up 64 percent. This may be due as a result of changes in the way girls are charged when caught committing violent acts. Unfortunately, there is little knowledge about the causes as to why teen girls engage in violence; and, few studies have been conducted on female crime and delinquency.

Lack of diverse socialization is one consideration in producing aggressive negative behavior. Teen girls find extreme difficulty when interacting with diverse groups - if there has been no real and continuous exposure to these groups - in the area of race, culture, social class, ethnicity and economics. A second consideration is to develop skills to survive in their harsh communities and temporarily escape a dismal future. A final consideration is that teen girls are more likely to have experienced a troubled or violent family history.

Troubles existing in the home life may be characterized by poverty, divorce, parental death, strong and/or abusive parental control, abandonment, alcoholism, drugs, and/or sexual abuse. These conditions leave teen girls with feelings of anger, distrust, betrayal, depression, hatred, hopelessness and/or revenge. Incarceration for serious offenses identified additional factors which propelled teen girls toward violence: leaving home or being kicked out; considerable free time without adult supervision; and an "inadvertent drift" into violence and crime as their lives began to fall apart. Although some rise above the disappointments of family life to embrace healthy family living, in all considerations there is a cry for help that can no longer be ignored.

To serve teen girls effectively, MentorMe Enterprise, Inc. has in-effect a program called “Ladies of Distinction”. This ministry addresses gender-specific approaches in ministering to teen related problems. Teen girls between the ages of 14-18 years old are encouraged to participate in exchange for a personal commitment to excel.

A “threefold cord is not easily broken”. MentorMe Enterprise, Inc. will ensure that each teen has access to programs that will encourage a comprehensive counseling component, disciple in a “Woman-to-Woman” style and provide opportunities to share with peers the goodness of the Lord.
    Submit your request for additional information.


First Name
Last Name
Company Name
Address Line 1
Address Line 2
City
State
Zip Code
Daytime Phone() -
Evening Phone() -
Fax() -
E-mail Address
Comments
Copyright and Trademark Protected 1993 - 2009. Service marks and logos are owned by or registered to MentorMe Enterprise, Inc™ dba MsMentorMe Boutique©, dba MrMentorMe Classic©, dba MentorMe Drug Testing Services, dba Quality Concrete Service©, and dba MentorMe Family DayCare©. All rights reserved. All other product or brand names are trademarks of their respective owners.

Website powered by Network Solutions®